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Why brains behave differently: Insights from eye movement disorders
Aasef G. Shaikh
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David S. Zee
School of Medicine
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Phenomenology
100%
Eye Movement Disorders
100%
Response to Treatment
50%
Mathematical Model
50%
Neural Circuits
50%
Structural Correlates
50%
Neuroscience
25%
Human Brain
25%
Expression Profile
25%
Epigenetics
25%
Well-defined
25%
Insults
25%
Metabolic
25%
Oscillation
25%
Ion Channels
25%
Neurology
25%
Genetic mutation
25%
Eye Movements
25%
Disease Treatment
25%
Ocular Motor Disorders
25%
Neuronal Membrane
25%
Ocular Motor
25%
Common Challenges
25%
Genetic Variability
25%
Behavioral Outcomes
25%
Membrane Biology
25%
Motor Physiology
25%
Internal Connection
25%
Neuroscience
Eye Movement Disorder
100%
Phenomenology
100%
Behavior (Neuroscience)
50%
Neural Circuit
50%
Ion Channel
25%
Eye Movement
25%
Gene Mutation
25%
Stereotypic Movement Disorder
25%
Nerve Cell Membrane
25%
Epigenetics
25%
Neuroscience
25%
Human Brain
25%
Motor Physiology
25%
Genetics
25%